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... vs above; auderetaad* housework, and can plain cooking nicely: dean sod tidy: can be well rcoommenoed. Address M. 8.. ? Blackberry place. lUthmlneo. _ HOUSEMAID in tie man's tamll}—Waaudbr respectable I’erion lost disengaged, ritoation a* above: has Irevg ...
... from the house. They then made Clinton bare his back and kneel down, when four of tho men gave him four blows each with blackberry bush. Hia back to-day presented . appearance of raw beef. says they also beat his wife. Before going they warned him to ...
... chief event the day. From the beginning it was almost foregone conclusion that tho result would lie between Mr. H. Beasley's Blackberry and Lord Zetland* War Trail. The latter, however, was the favotmte, and as tire finish approached loud cheers went from ...
... bre Maddenstowa, Mr T. Plunkett'seb f Trieste, 61b 1 T. Plankett’s Rrackenstovn, fib Mr B. Pratt's b e Old Ireland J. F. t Blackberry. Sib Mr M. Sage's b or br f Lady Margaret Mr M. Sage's hr filly by Galliard—The JUt, 81b Mr K. ch filly Kacromancer—Lad ...
... Stamford (£5O) Ladies' Belling Stakes. Reedness (£100) Blackberry (£5O) Miss Emily (£5O) Goimauve (£5O) Queens berry (£5O) New Hurdle Race. Brunswick (£100). I Lilllnnt(£so) Keednees (£100) Blackberry (£5O) Fury (£100) ! Out of all En^gementa—Prescription ...
... ther pr.-caittionary meusima, the luuat.r ha* not Acured. It ia mystery as fa how HacdoasM obtained food. Frohably and blackberries and wild fruit, which mepleuti ...
... March. His moat dangerous opponent was coos idem! to Blackberry, who hre been most disappointing filly this season. Aidcsxn left off a good favourite, and a mile from home drew away, with Blackberry pursuit. The favourite had the tare won the five furlongv ...
... . WILD CLEMATIS. CLOVER, ORCHIS, LILAC, VELVET OBBAMCM. CAMPANULA, WILD BOSB. MILDEW HO9E, VELVET PANSY. APPLE BLOSSOM, BLACKBERRY BLOSSOM, MAT, HEATH. ACACIA. NCT. THISTLE. JASMINE CORNFLOWER. LABURNUM. IRW Jid. did. 4*d. 0P» P«SW* 19. 21 SOUTH'gEOBGE’S ...
... Queenstown. THE WHITE STAR LINER BRITANNIC. Kilmokk, Friday Etrniro. halt-past 12 o’clock to-day the Britannic came off the Blackberry Bocks. She was towed off astern three tugs, another towing on her starbosu-d quarter. It was exactly one hour of high water ...
... Newmarket St- Lrgcr-CucaaaUN, EDTNBUTWU MEETINGMAIDK.V PLATE - Inrerkeithlii*. 1; Blackthorn roll, 2 : Pbtrhc Athol coll. 5. rui-Blackberry. Beuing-5 « agat InwkeUhlng. wSeachaget Blackthorn c-o« and Phu-be Athol colt. 1 Black Won threw-quartern a length. ALL-AO ...
... Dublin On This Day (Wednesday). February, 1877. The following Horse*, Hunted the present time. The Property of Gentleman I—Blackberry, Black Gel ling. 5 years old, 15 hands hiah. by PUrJames, by Artillery. B—Celerity. Chestunt Hare, shoot 10 hands Ugh, Comaoner ...
... weather. The potato crop much injured, but no blight baa appeared, though the usual prophecies of coming enlare plenty blackberries whoa in Turnips are everywhere splendid, having not only sustained do injury, but maintained the character they had from ...